Introduction

The course is an introduction to the basic social, legal, and political issues, of Human Rights in Southeast Asia. It examines the definition of Human Rights in major international treaties, and how they are promoted and protected. The course examines the rights of groups such as women, children, persons with disabilities and migrant workers, refugee, and statlessperson, indigenous and minority groups, and how human rights relate to the environment, business, and development.

Learning Goals

The course is an introduction to the basic social, legal, and political issues, of Human Rights in Southeast Asia. It examines the definition of Human Rights in major international treaties, and how they are promoted and protected.

Course Operation Period

Period : December 1, 2019 ~ February 2, 2020

Course Level

Introductory

Prerequisites

To complete this course successfully, you should have:

1. A basic knowledge of teaching/learning(pedagogy)

2. Some instructing or instructional design experience

3. Fluency of English

Evaluation Standard

Summary of Curriculum

Textbook & References

PHP 4 Web Programming, Lee, 2002

How to provide assistance for learners

What does this course cover specifically?

You can learn about various medical engineering fields such as anatomy, physiology, medical mechanical engineering, biomaterial engineering, electronic medical equipment, medical imaging, etc. and problem solving based on actual cases.

Do you have a separate course textbook?

Here are some basic and detailed books on this course: However, based on the weekly lecture data file, the contents of each unit are summarized. (Introduction to Biomedical Engineering, Third Edition, John Enderle (ISBN: 0122386620), Elsevier Academic Press)